KTR के जन्मदिन ने तेलंगाना में राज्यस्तरीय चैरिटी और राजनीतिक समीक्षा को जगाया।

Honestly, it’s great to see political leaders like KTR using their birthday to promote charity and give back to the community—those KCR Kits made a real difference for new mothers. But let’s be real, a lot of this feels like political theater, especially with the BRS trying to score points against the Congress government. I do think it’s disappointing that the KCR Kit scheme was discontinued, since it actually helped people, but politicians shouldn’t just revive social programs for publicity. Liberals like me want to see consistent, transparent welfare policies,…  अधिक पढ़ें not just one-off charity events tied to someone's birthday. The focus should be on strengthening public services and social safety nets for everyone, not using them as political footballs. Still, if these events push the government to reinstate or improve welfare schemes, maybe something positive will come out of all this.

It’s great to see leaders actually supporting social welfare, but let’s not forget these programs should be about people’s rights, not just political point-scoring or birthday PR.

Nice to see political leaders actually focusing on social welfare and helping out the community, especially with things like KCR Kits for new mothers. But honestly, these schemes should be about building a fairer system for everyone, not just scoring political points or outshining the other party.

Typical political showboating if you ask me. Instead of actually listening to the people and fixing what matters—like jobs and farmer issues—they just hand out gifts on birthdays for publicity. Both the Congress and BRS are more interested in winning hearts with freebies than real change that benefits the common folks.